

by Howling Bay Kennel
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$310This tour near Fairbanks lasts between one and two hours and includes a visit to a homestead and a dogsled ride through a boreal forest. Upon arrival, guests receive cold-weather gear to wear during the tour. The tour begins with a guided introduction at the homestead, where the owner of the family-run kennel explains the history of the area and the traditional use of dogsleds. Next, guests take a dogsled ride lasting about 45 minutes through a snow-covered boreal forest near Chatanika. After the ride, there is time to thank the sled dogs, take photos, and interact with adult dogs and puppies at the kennel. The tour concludes with hot chocolate served inside a geodesic dome on the homestead property. Only two tour slots are available each day to allow sufficient time for each group. The tour accommodates families, large groups, and solo travelers. Groups larger than six should contact the kennel directly to arrange their visit. There is a weight limit of 225 pounds per guest, but exceptions may be possible with advance inquiry.
Dogsled ride and kennel visit
Guests receive cold-weather gear upon arrival. The dogsled ride lasts about 45 minutes through a snow-covered forest near Chatanika. After the ride, guests can thank the dogs, take photos, and pet adult dogs and puppies. The visit concludes with hot chocolate served inside a geodesic dome. Exact start times must be confirmed in advance.
120 min
We are located a quick scenic 20 min drive north of Fairbanks. From Fairbanks take Steese Expressway north to Fox, AK. Continue north on Elliott Highway to mile 6. We are directly on your left at mile 6 Elliott Highway.
End point
We are located a quick scenic 20 min drive north of Fairbanks. From Fairbanks take Steese Expressway north to Fox, AK. Continue north on Elliott Highway to mile 6. We are directly on your left at mile 6 Elliott Highway.


by Howling Bay Kennel
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$310This tour near Fairbanks lasts between one and two hours and includes a visit to a homestead and a dogsled ride through a boreal forest. Upon arrival, guests receive cold-weather gear to wear during the tour. The tour begins with a guided introduction at the homestead, where the owner of the family-run kennel explains the history of the area and the traditional use of dogsleds. Next, guests take a dogsled ride lasting about 45 minutes through a snow-covered boreal forest near Chatanika. After the ride, there is time to thank the sled dogs, take photos, and interact with adult dogs and puppies at the kennel. The tour concludes with hot chocolate served inside a geodesic dome on the homestead property. Only two tour slots are available each day to allow sufficient time for each group. The tour accommodates families, large groups, and solo travelers. Groups larger than six should contact the kennel directly to arrange their visit. There is a weight limit of 225 pounds per guest, but exceptions may be possible with advance inquiry.
Dogsled ride and kennel visit
Guests receive cold-weather gear upon arrival. The dogsled ride lasts about 45 minutes through a snow-covered forest near Chatanika. After the ride, guests can thank the dogs, take photos, and pet adult dogs and puppies. The visit concludes with hot chocolate served inside a geodesic dome. Exact start times must be confirmed in advance.
120 min
We are located a quick scenic 20 min drive north of Fairbanks. From Fairbanks take Steese Expressway north to Fox, AK. Continue north on Elliott Highway to mile 6. We are directly on your left at mile 6 Elliott Highway.
End point
We are located a quick scenic 20 min drive north of Fairbanks. From Fairbanks take Steese Expressway north to Fox, AK. Continue north on Elliott Highway to mile 6. We are directly on your left at mile 6 Elliott Highway.